The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1917-1918, November 12, 1917, DAILY EDITION, Page 3, Image 3
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Nov. 12
TWO DAI
Film Spectacle (
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Custom has given to
a pre-eminent place;
Among pleasant memories
tions the appetite is given
of days. How important
be right!
To be Sure you are Right, orde
f CHEVROLET
! I CARS a?
t 1918 MODEL Tv
A
Z Improved Motor?The motor is
cooling is bv water pump. The oil
?$ genr type. The pump is placed in I
Jk casting and a fan is mounted on th<
Tire Carrier?Tire carrier is prov
of the body.
New Oil Pressure Gauge?A nei
X mounted on the instrument board.
Demountable Rims?Wheels are
or>e extra rim is furnished.
X New Radiator?The radiator is i
is fitted with a connection for a sm
Foot rail; robe rail; tilted wind
JL type curtains, folding up into the
for protection of the body and finis
door; kick pad added at the rear
^ fender skirts extended to meet the
rear splash guard on the body.
+ ? Let me demonstrate this Dai
Better Tlu
|W. E. C
Y Main St. Deal
Mrs. J. T. Jeter, Miss Elizabeth
Jeter and Roth .Jeter ot hantuc were
the SftJ*8ta yesterday of Mr. and Mrs.
Mobley Jeter on E. Main street.
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d Tuesday
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)f 1001 Thrills
t Exciting Films
Age
elty?Something
lys Remember
s. Magnificence,
Story, Laughs
fears
[underfill Show
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Thanksgiving Day
among feast days.
scenes and associafree
rein on this day
that the eats should
r from Us for Thanksgiving
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of an improved design. The X
pump has been changed to the
Lhe forward end of the cylinder ??>
2 water pump shaft. JL
ided and is fastened at the rear f
n oil pressure gauge has boon
fitted with demountable rims;
V
new, of an improved type, and X
aller diameter water hose.
shield; one-man top; improved
top; flags on top of each door
h; pockets on the inside of each f
of front seat; front and rea? ?,
' radiator snlash iruard and the J*.
X
ndy Car?You will like it.
in Ever * ^
iREEN,
cp Union, S. C. J*
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Every man should profess a knowl
edpre of palmistry. It (rives him a
excuse to hold a jrirPs hand for
while.
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WHAT TUB NEW YORK PAPER tak<
SAYS ABOUT "THE MASQUE real
OK LIFE." yea
and
"The most remarkable and most star
thiillin^ motion picture ever seen is c
by New Yorkers?undoubtedly it."
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f Coming and Going". | ^ !
Mrs. Julian Welch of Shelton spc.it
Saturday with Mrs. I). C. Flynn. .
Rev. States Jolly of Furnian Uni- wh
versity spent the week-end with rela- inv
tives in the city. sta
ele
Miss Ada Hancock of Columbia jjj,
spent Sunday with Mrs. F. B. Culp an
on N. Church street. cj0
Miss Frances Nicholson has re- ?'e
turned from a fortnight's visit to s^e
Miss Julia Kcenan in Columbia. a
clo
James Jeter of Camp Sevier spent tin
the week-end with his parents, Mr. th?
and Mrs. James P. Jeter at Santuc. to
ele
Mrs. W. 1). Hodges has returned to ^
her home in Clreenville after a visit j
to Mrs. Preston B. Boho at Sedalia.
sp
Edward Whisenant of Spartanburg a<'
spent Mimlay in the city with nis pa- '"i
rents, Mr. and Mrs. I'. C. Whisenant.
to
Mis. James Gibson returned to her j,e
home in Florence last week after a fe
few days' visit to her sister, Mrs. D. co
A. Boyd. th
Mrs. lloyt Lampley (Mildred Askew)
of Charleston is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Askew, on (
S. Church street. XN.'
th
Mrs. C. A. Grainger and little gi
daughter, Margaret, of Greenville,
are tin guests of her parents, Mr. and us
Mrs. It. C. Bishop, on Route 2. K
er
Padgett's Creek
Extends Call. V
Padgett's Creek Baptist church on
last Sunday extended a call to Rev.
E. A. Fuller for every Sunday in
the month, the call was for an indefi- of
nite time and the salary to be $1,000. ot
The seats for the church have been
ordered and on the way, to be placed e<
in the church, costing $'1,000. y<
Rev. Mr. Fuller will organize a hi
teacher's training class to meet every ni
Saturday night. tl
Let Them Smoke. tl
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Previously acknowledged $10.00 di
The soldier's greatest joy, accord
| irijjr to the men who have been there, T
I i; a cigarette. Every quarter con- tl
tributed means one boy happy, and
will buy a 4.r?-cent kit of tobacco and ci
cigarettes, and the kit contains s
enough to last a hard smoker one
week. .lust think of one quarter giv- s
ing that much pleasure! How can a
y. u help giving. v
Sir Edward Ward, director Ren- n
eial of voluntary organization in s
England, who has had actual experience
in dealing with the soldiers' a
needs, wrote to the promoters of the
tobacco fund as folllows: v
"I want to appeal to you to con- p
tinue and if possible to extend this f
brnnrh of vour work hv nrovidinc
~ j ever greater quantities of tobacco i
I- and cigarettes for distribution to the c
n troops. No luxury is more appreci- f
a ated by the soldiers than gifts of <
this nature." i
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;s rank with 'Cabiria' and othei
film successes of the past few
rs. It is truly a preat picture,
you can expect your hair to
ul on end when secinjr it. There y-^
ertain and bit; success ahead of J_)
?New York American.
1
rand
c and 25c
lion Man Invents If"
i~n a L
rjeciric r ire
Starting Device.
dr. John M. Keck of (Jage Avenue,
0 is quite an electrical nonius, has
ented an electrical device for
rting a fire in a grate. This
ctrical device consists of two flashht
dry cell batteries connected to I
ordinary alarm clock. The alarm R
ck electrically connected to two I
ctric wire coils. A match with the B
Ml cut short is placed in a cuff on H
short nurved steel arm . The 1
ck is set to alarm at the desired I
ie, and when the alarm is made I
1 current from the batteries rushes
the two wire coils, forming an r~"
'ctric magnet. This magnet draws X
a trigger on the curved arm, and 2
leases it by means of a strong steel A
ring drawing the match in the cuff 2
ross a rainbow shaped file ignit- J
lt it, and throwing the match in A
e grate. The match soon catches 2
the paper and kindling (which has 5
en prepared beforehand) and in a j
w minutes you have a fire. Of f
urse the paper and kindling are in ^
e grate preparatory to setting the J
vice. 5
Mr. Keck says he has known this S
vice to fail only one time, and that J
is the fault of his, by not having 5
e device placed near enough to the Z
ate. '*
This device is both practical and 'f
seful, and was invented by Mr. t
eck and made by Mr. W. M. Whiten- \
an expert mechanic of this city. ?
^hy Approve the
Y. M. C. A. War Fund \
i
1. Young men by the hundreds t
thousands are giving their lives; i
hers should give time and money.
2. The average man has been bless- J
1 with prosperity during these late <
jars. Increase in wealth has been
syond the increase in cost. We ?
eed to learn sacrifice in order that
le nation may be saved. \
2. President Wilson and ofTicers of
le Army and Navy want this work,
ye must back them. (See Presient's
executive order).
4. The soldiers want this work,
hey are daily giving testimony to
lat.
f>. If we do not support the Amerian
army we shall be called upon to
upport the German army.
0. The vital relation that this work
ustains to the winning of the war
nd the hastening of the end of the
wr. This can be proven out of the B
riouths of the generals. (See Per- I
hint's dispatches and others). ?
7. The request and desire of the I
Hies. Can we turn a deaf ear? '
8. "Morale is to other factors in
var as three to one." We must safeguard
and build up morale. We must a
eed and refresh the spirit of men. n
9. It is social strategy to save the
deals of our men for the future of our q
ountry. Shall the young men who c
?o forth to represent us overseas g
:ome home with bodies shot through i
vith disease, or shall they come back v
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At XI
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Whatever You
liss the Bigc
est Show ot
yery Man, Woman
Must See T1
tie Greatest Film Se
Year
air Raising Thrill;
Tabloids
Thousands of
ifferent from Anyth
Saw
n .1 tti *
setter man An
Cold Weather
Fresh IV
We are fuLy prepa
your war
Fresh Meats, Fresh Fish
Let lis Have Your Orders, We Wil
Dunbar's
Phone 376 Main Stree
i Power S
I
We are equipped to ti
( reasonable demand fo
fer attractive rates
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We pull every small i
* using power and if y
jj of starting any busine
will need power, it wi
j us.
i
I Municipal Ele
and Watei
|
Established 1884
We have left from
Business a fi
Ideal Fireles
That we will sel
you need one, be
Bailey Builder!
s pillows of strength? There are nc
io zones of safety over there.
10. This is a crisis. We must, act ^
luickly. We must cut into our prin- ^
ipal. The man who goes overseas ^
fives mora than -his income. Our givng
must be of the same quality. He
vill cut a year out of his life. Why ai
\
le
ND
Do, Don't
jest and
the Year
and Child
lis
nsation of the
3, Marvelous p
People f
ing you ever ;
iii Pir/iiiA I
ijr unuud ||
Calls f or ;
leats!
red to care lor
its in 5
and Fresh Oysters
II Give You Good Service. I
Market
I Inion, S. C.
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iervice f
ake or. o. f
r power and of- ?
for this service. 3
ndustry in town J
ou are thinking J
?ss in which you J
11 pay you to see ?
ictric Light |
r Works I
1
Incorporated 1901
our Furniture
bw more
s Cookers
I AT COST. II
Her buy NOW
5 Supply Co.
>t we ?
11. This is a National Community
ovement-?under the auspices of the
. M. C. A. but not for the Y. M. C.
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